Blue Mountain Snowdrifters Snowmobile Club

As many of you know, snowmobiling infrastructure takes a lot of time, effort, and money to maintain. Trail organizations across Canada are lobbying the federal government to help fund the trail network - please take 30 seconds to use the link below and show your support!

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❄️ A huge THANK YOU to all of our incredible volunteers! 🙌

The Blue Mountain Snowdrifters Snowmobile Club wouldn't be what it is without the dedication and hard work of our amazing volunteer team. We're so grateful for everything you do to keep our trails running and our community thriving.

As a small token of our appreciation, we were thrilled to treat our volunteers to a well-deserved lunch at Northwind's in Collingwood 🍽️ — good food, great company, and even better conversation!

From the bottom of our hearts — THANK YOU. You make it all possible! 💙

All great seasons have to come to an end. Trail cleanup has begun. We thank everyone for staying on trail this season and for purchasing an OFSC permit. But all this couldn't happen without our amazing volunteers who spend countless hours prepping the trails year round, as well as a special thank you to all our wonderful landowners.

We've temporarily made our trails unavailable for the warm spell - we're hoping to re-open again on Wednesday.

Please stay off the trails until we're able to re open with the colder weather - thanks!

Another great choice for lunch or dinner after the ride, with locations in both Collingwood and Wasaga! Check out Iron Skillet and the famous schnitzel - your tummy will thank you!

For over three decades, Mylar's has been keeping sledders fed with the best food in Singhampton. The B111 literally runs through their parking lot, and there's a reason that lot fills up with passionate snowmobilers on weekends - the food is just that good!

Good news and bad to kick off Snowmobile Safety Week this week! (more info at the end of the post :) )

First the good. A HUGE thank you to MILLTOWN HOSE in Singhampton - they fixed a hydraulic hose we blew last night for the blade on our piston bully to get us back on the snow - and keep trails well groomed and as safe as possible for our riders! He took care of us on his day off - wow! Fast and friendly service and we couldn't be happier. WOOO!!! 😁🥳🔥

Now the bad. Apparently on Saturday someone thought it would be fun to a) ride off trail b) chase deer in the process c) do this not once, not twice, but THREE times. We cannot stress enough how stupid, dangerous, illegal, and cruel this is. DO NOT CHASE WILDLIFE, EVER. Do not ride off trail, EVER! If these incredibly simple rules are too much to follow, then stay home. It is EXTREMELY dangerous to chase wildlife, nevermind cruel, and it is also both dangerous and illegal to ride off trail. We cannot stress this enough...DON'T DO THIS. 😡😤😭

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For more info on Snowmobile Safety week: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1GReyXdb5Q/

Hungry on trail? Rip it on over to Later Pizza, right off trail 703, for the best pizza in Collingwood!

A question we get all the time is where to stay when visting our trails - and our recommendation is always Days Inn and Suites, conveniently located just off the trail right in town! With a pool, hot tub, and free breakfest, they have everything you need to make your stay perfect.